Richmond Wong

I am particularly interested in advising students interested in one or more of:

• Studying the work done by practitioners in organizational contexts to address social values/ethical issues in technology design.

• Studying technology non-use, resistance, or (feminist) refusal practices.

• Critically studying how Atlanta urban transit infrastructures in Atlanta connect to tech companies

• Studying experiences of workers who worked in tech companies before 2000.

Ideally, applicants should have:

• Experience with or interest in critically-oriented HCI research and/or Science & Technology Studies research (or a related social science or humanities discipline)
• Commitment to using interpretivist qualitative research methods
• Commitment to a collegial, collaborative, and supportive research and learning environment.
• Commitment to human-based thinking, reading, and writing. (This means very limited to no use of Generative AI tools when working with me)